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Agronomic and physiological aspects of nitrogen and water management for monocrop corn and corn competing with a ryegrass intercropZhou, Xiaomin, 1962- January 1996 (has links)
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Phosphorus fertilization and mycorrhizae influence soil phosphorus dynamics, corn nutrition and yield under reduced-tillage practicesLandry, Christine. January 2009 (has links)
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Modeling corn growth, development and yield under Québec conditionsEgeh, Mohamud H. January 1998 (has links)
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Effect of nitrate of soda as a topdressing on the yield and composition of corn, wheat and hayByrne, W. H. January 1932 (has links)
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Effects of added nitrogen and potassium on selected soil properties and on yield and nutrient uptake of silage cornChen, Jiansheng January 1991 (has links)
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Effects of potassium, magnesium, and sulfur fertilization on corn grain and silage yields in a high nutrient soilBadra, Abdo January 1990 (has links)
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Effect of hybrids, plant populations, rates of fertilizer and irrigation on soil test levels, field and nutrient uptake with corn (Zea mays L.) in QuebecRémillard, Michel January 1987 (has links)
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Climate change and crop production in southwestern Quebec : mitigation and adaptationAlmaraz Suarez, Juan Jose January 2007 (has links)
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Effect of nitrate of soda as a topdressing on the yield and composition of corn, wheat and hayByrne, W. H. January 1932 (has links)
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The influence of fertilizers, manures, and lime on the plant and seed characters of wheat and corn and on their yield trendKipps, M. S. January 1926 (has links)
Under the conditions of the Rotation Experiment with Fertilizers, the following results were obtained with corn:
The phosphorous plat, complete fertilizer plat and the manure plats produced a much higher yield of corn than the check plat. Also, these plats produced a higher percentage of marketable grain than the other plats.
There was not much difference in the shelling percentage from the various plats but it was somewhat lower on the nitrogen and the floats plats.
The nitrogen-phosphorous plat produced the greatest number pounds of shelled corn per pound of stover. The complete fertilizer plat also produced a high percentage of grain to stover.
The percentage of matured ears was greatly increased on the nitrogen-phosphorous plat and the three manure plats.
The corn plants on the manure plat developed sooner than those on the other plats while those of the check plat developed later. Also, the plants were larger in circumference and in height on the manured plat.
The means of the corn characters were greater on the fertilized plats than on the check plat, and the means increased as the productivity increased.
On the whole, the constants of variation were greater on the fertilized plats than on the check plat. The differences were sufficiently great to indicate that they were significant. On the whole, the coefficients of correlation of the corn characters were greater on the fertilized plats than on the check plat but the odds do not show that they are significant. Opposite results were obtained with wheat which is shown in Table 9. Also, in the case of wheat, the odds on the whole are not significant .
In summing up all of the data in this experiment, it may be said that manure and acid phosphate were the chief limiting factors affecting yield. High yield of corn is usually accompanied by a high percentage of marketable grain, high shelling percentage, high ratio of grain to stover, high percentage of matured ears, and early maturity of plants. / Master of Science
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